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If Jorginho went to City i could see Torreira replacing him.
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His short stature means that when contesting for a ball with a taller opponent, his shoulders would essentially be against the lower part of the other guys body. That allows smaller players like him or Kante to play an effective role as a DM. He's been linked to Arsenal by (untrustworthy)Italian sources, and we could do with such a player.I am confident he will become an elite tier MF as his skillset is pretty much there already. Great first touch, great ball control, his passing is vertical and he is agressive in his tackling.
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Quoting you on this now. Absolutely brilliant player, especially for that price. Release clauses seem to be the only way of getting talent for reasonable fees these days.Why we are not in for him, is beyond me. Especially if the £22m release clause is true.
CDM, that can play as a CM B2B. Fast, intense, extremely good at reading passes and player movement which makes him similar to Kante(but not as extreme), two good feets, can shot, dribble, pass etc.
He is already good enough to improve our midfield, and i predict him to be recognized as among the best defensive minded midfielders in the world in 2 years time.
Quote me on this later.
Precise reasoning. And if the smaller player is fast, and have great reactions like Kante and Torreira does, then it makes them extremely effective in a DM role. And it seems like those "untrustworthy" sources unfortunately were trustworthy after all.His short stature means that when contesting for a ball with a taller opponent, his shoulders would essentially be against the lower part of the other guys body. That allows smaller players like him or Kante to play an effective role as a DM. He's been linked to Arsenal by (untrustworthy)Italian sources, and we could do with such a player.
I guess we will find out if i am right about him next season by watching him in the prem. Sven Mislinat knows what he does.Quoting you on this now. Absolutely brilliant player, especially for that price. Release clauses seem to be the only way of getting talent for reasonable fees these days.
Exactly what Arsenal need in that case.This kid is a stud in the making because of his skills, attitude and hunger; the most direct comparison is the young Mascherano to me, a can-do-it-all defensive midfielder only a bit short but a raging bull overall.
They have a similar style, but Ander is 2 levels below this guy, especially when speaking about shooting and passing. It's not even close.We have Ander who did a better version of his performance. But good for Arsenal to get a hard worker
Hardly a fair comparison. One was versus the team at the absolute bottom of the table, while the other was in one of the biggest derbies in the country.We have Ander who did a better version of his performance. But good for Arsenal to get a hard worker
Herrera was doing it in all our big games a few seasons ago. He's also an older matured player, so Torreira will probably improve moreHardly a fair comparison. One was versus the team at the absolute bottom of the table, while the other was in one of the biggest derbies in the country.
(Herrera did play well though).
He really isn't.They have a similar style, but Ander is 2 levels below this guy, especially when speaking about shooting and passing. It's not even close.
He's a short midfielder from Serie A. Comparisons are generally that lazy.I mean Torreira is good, but the comparisons to Verratti and even Redondo in the other thread are bizarre to me.
Isn't he a mobile destroyer in the molds of Alan, Kante, who penetrates etc? I haven't seen a good pass by him to compare to Verratti, or a quick turn or dribble like Marco.
He is actually FAR better than Xhaka at controlling possession and setting the tempo, arsenal are underutilizing him. And he's still dominating for themGreat predictions from people here. I had no idea about him because I don't watch the Seria A and didn't follow Uruguay in the WC.
He and Xhaka have been really good together. He also makes Xhaka better because he takes the defensive responsibility away from Xhaka and allows Xhaka to control possession and passing. Before Xhaka had to do some of the defensive work, which he wasn't agile or quick enough to do.
Think thats a bridge too far.Verrattiesque. It was expected and it was obvious it was a steal but great to see him elevating his game. He's going to be great for Arsenal for a long time.
He doesn't play that role though. Xhaka is clearly the one to build play, and he is very good at that but was struggling in previous seasons. I don't think Torreria has the passing range of Xhaka.He is actually FAR better than Xhaka at controlling possession and setting the tempo, arsenal are underutilizing him. And he's still dominating for them
Allan is probably the best comparison. He's very similar to Verratti too though, can play both rolesI mean Torreira is good, but the comparisons to Verratti and even Redondo in the other thread are bizarre to me.
Isn't he a mobile destroyer in the molds of Alan, Kante, who penetrates etc? I haven't seen a good pass by him to compare to Verratti, or a quick turn or dribble like Marco.